论备受争议的李清照再婚案

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International Journal of Sino-Western Studies Pub Date : 2022-05-13 DOI:10.37819/ijsws.22.183

L. Xiaoyi

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本文考察了李清照备受争议的再婚案。有传言说，这位杰出的女词人在丈夫死后与一位腐败的小官员张汝舟再婚。但通过对李的传记记录和清代考据学者的考证，我们认为清照之所以受到攻击，主要是因为她的讽刺文学批评；在一个男性占主导地位的社会里，她简直不能容忍。

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On the Much-Debated Remarriage Case of Li Qingzhao

This article examines Li Qingzhao’s much-debated remarriage case. Rumor had it that the preeminent female Ci lyric writer once remarried to a corrupt minor official Zhang Ruzhou after her husband’s death. However, by closely studying Li’s biographical records and evidence unearthed by Qing textual researchers, we argue that Qingzhao was attacked primarily because of her satirical literary criticism; she was simply ill-tolerated by a male-dominant society.

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